map showing distance across the flat earth

I wouldn't bother with this nonsense if it wasn't becoming apparent that the rise of willful ignorance typified by FE believers was not taking the world down a dangerous path. The area of each land mass is represented accurately on a globe along with distances between points where they cannot be on a 2 dimensional map. Look on a globe and you'll find dimensions are accurate in all directions. The rest of us do have a good map of the globe hearth, though.

That's why you have no FE mapth, not because there are only a few dozen who are gullible enough to believe youtube nonsense but because the earth is effectively a sphere.

Every 2 dimensional map is a compromise because it's impossible to translate the surface of a globe onto a flat sheet of paper and retain accuracy in all dimensions. It's impossible to produce a good flat earth map because the earth is not flat. You're correct to say no FEer has a good map but not because they lack resources. I don't care what you say, GPS cannot use any local landmarks, yet agrees with modern maps to within a few metres. I know that I can enter a Lat/Long into my navigator and get directed to within a few metres of the correct location in the ground. Not only that, but I can put the GPS coordinates (from the tablet) into Google Earth (on the computer) and it lands right in my house, almost right where I am. You might say that they are not the same,īut the first is from the street address and the second is where I am sitting now, not quite the same locations and they are only 22 m apart. Now if I use the GPS app on my tablet to find where I am I get the location as 26.68008°S 152.04891☎. (I changed the degrees, so as not to publicise exactly where I am) If I get it to find where I am by street address I get my location as 26.68017°S 152.04871☎. I have a Garmin computer based map of Australia that gives the Lat/Long for any point in Australia to very high accuracy. Maps, at least good ones, show the latitude and longitude of any location on it. The GPS transmitters do not and cannot 'constantly adjust based on location', they do not know your location. All receivers get exactly the same signals, just at different times. One thing you must realise is that the GPS transmitters have absolutely no knowledge of where the receiver (your GPS unit) is.

Map showing distance across the flat earth